In the past few weeks, I worked with a number of clients with acoustic challenges. A few had minor but noticeable echoes which proved to be tricky to track down, while the others had sibilance issues.
Removing distractions from your creative space lets you focus on the task at hand. As teaching & VO demands slow a bit, it's a great time to simplify...
Just what effects do we need for voiceover audio? Our requirements are much less comprehensive than music production.
Note – this is being reprinted from my email shared in early December 2020. If you are reading this well...
Avoid the lure of the System Upgrade! In addition to the frantic escapades of this political season, it is also...
Recently, I found myself staring up to the right of my editing desk, musing that hooks are better than shelves...
It’s not clear that AudioLab does anything you aren’t already doing with your audiobook workflow. In some cases, it seemed to provide a misleading response about the quality of submitted audio.
What to do when you hop into the booth to record and the microphone either isn't working - check these 5 things (plus a few bonus thoughts...)
"Normalize" seems to be one of the most confusing terms in voiceover recording studios. Here's what it actually does...
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